Mayor of Wilmington v. Thomas
Superior Court of Delaware
This is a proceeding by petition of Victor S. Thomas against the Mayor and Council of Wilmington for a rule to show cause why a judgment for city taxes, entered against him on a certificate filed by the City Solicitor with the Prothonotary, under Chapter 207, Section 91, Volume 17, Laws of Delaware, should not be set aside. The rule issued, and coming on to be heard, the Court announced the following opinion, citing the case of The City
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Barsky, ante 30, in which opinion the facts sufficiently appear.
Pennewill, C. J.,
delivering the opinion of the court:
In the above case a rule was issued commanding the mayor and council of the City of Wilmington to show cause why the judgment entered in this case should not be set aside.
The certificate was delivered to the city solicitor, and by him directed to be filed by the prothonotary, in pursunace of Section 91, Chapter 207, Volume 17, Laws of Delaware, which was fully set out in the case of The City v. Barsky, ante 30, 90 Atl. 217.
The judgment is sought to be set aside in this case as…
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- Mayor & Council of Wilmington v. BarskySuperior Court of Delaware · 1914